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A house like no other, sitting stately on Court House Square, regal and refined, built in the Renaissance Revival style popular among a certain class at the turn of the 19th century.

Steamer trunks in the attic luggage room, maids quarters on the lower level, and an entrance hall meant to either impress or intimidate, this house retains virtually all its original details as well as some intention-built furniture.

A decidedly modernist touch by the current owners contrasts mid-century art with the otherwise domineering woodwork found throughout the main floor.

A grand staircase leads to a stained-glass illuminated landing and then up to four large bedrooms surrounding a generous center hall. 

Filled with light, the second floor has high ceilings and multiple windows in each bedroom and two full baths with porcelain fixtures. Comfort was not compromised in this house and the keen eye of new owners will easily see themselves at home. 

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